Owning Palette: Rendezvous VIs
Requires: Base Development System
Looks up an existing rendezvous or creates a new rendezvous and returns a refnum.
You can use this refnum when calling other Rendezvous VIs.
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name contains the name of the rendezvous that you are looking up or creating. The default is an empty string to create an unnamed rendezvous. LabVIEW does not automatically release named rendezvous.
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size specifies how many tasks initially meet at the rendezvous to continue execution. The default is 2. If a named rendezvous already exists, wiring a value to size does not resize the rendezvous. Use the Resize Rendezvous to resize a named rendezvous. | |||
return existing (F) specifies whether the rendezvous must already exist for this function to succeed. The default is FALSE, specifying that a rendezvous should be created if it does not exist. If return existing (F) is TRUE and a rendezvous with that name does not exist, the function returns an error. | |||
error in describes error conditions that occur before this node runs. This input provides standard error in functionality. | |||
rendezvous is a reference to an existing or newly created rendezvous. | |||
created new is TRUE if the VI created a new rendezvous. | |||
error out contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality. |
If name is specified, the VI first searches for an existing rendezvous with the same name and returns its refnum if it exists. If a named rendezvous with the same name does not already exist and return existing is FALSE, the VI creates a new rendezvous and returns its refnum. created new is TRUE if the VI creates a new rendezvous.
Note You cannot use a rendezvous to communicate between LabVIEW application instance. If you create a rendezvous reference in one application instance, you cannot use that rendezvous reference in another application instance. |
Refer to the Simple Rendezvous VI in the labview\examples\Synchronization\Rendezvous directory for an example of using the Create Rendezvous VI.